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  Sajidul Haque, Staff Correspondent,  bdnews24.com Published: 18 May 2021 01:15 AM BdST Updated: 18 May 2021 02:21 AM BdST A ship moves across the polluted waters of the Buriganga River, as viewed from the Bangladesh China Friendship Bridge in Postagola. Photo: Mostafigur Rahman Taking a walk along a river should be a pleasant experience, but that is not the case for the residents of Dhaka when they need to visit a place near or cross the rivers surrounding the city. "); } No scientific experiment is required; the foul odour is enough for anyone to cringe and realise how polluted the r...

Maurice Info Search (a) provide for the establishment of the Mauritius Emerging Technologies Council; and (b) promote high quality research in emerging technologies. The Mauritius Emerging Technologies Council Bill makes provision for the setting up of the Mauritius Emerging Technologies Council which would act as a centre of excellence for driving the promotion, development and adoption of emerging technologies in Mauritius with a view to boosting the national economy. 2. Cabinet has agreed to the implementation of the COVID-19 Socioeconomic Response Plan (SERP) which has been developed ...

Share The Dangote refinery is an ambitious project. It has been seen as the answer to the many questions around Nigeria’s oil and gas sector. The woes of the sector will disappear once the project becomes operational, the government thinks. But, really, will this massive project solve all of Nigeria’s energy woes? Deep-seated problem Nigeria’s energy woes are well documented. The oil and gas sector, especially the downstream sector, is beset with deep-seated corruption and nepotism, making the sector largely inefficient and sub-optimally harnessed. One of the most significant issues in...

Tanzanian avocado revenues at US$8.5 million Avocado exports have contributed about US$8.5 million (Tzs 19.5 bn) to national revenues via the markets in France, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom. Deputy Minister for Agriculture Hussein Bashe has stated that avocados are one of the fastest growing crops; exports of the crop had increased from 3,279 tons in 2015 to 9,000 tons in 2018.  “The avocado crop has already been introduced as one of the strategic crops and the ministry is in the early stages of proposing the establishment of Horticultural Crops Authority," he said. The Deputy Mi...